Hence, panel names always use at most two letters, and are otherwise preceded by a number. However, while the existing naming rule added Zs at the beginning of the panel's name to count how many times it reached Z, this rule indicates the amount of Zs it reached using a number, in this way: This new panel is very similar to an existing panel naming rule, it uses letters instead of digits to number panels, in this way:Ī. This preference is available in the Naming tab of the Preferences dialog. If you create another panel between panel 10 and 20, this panel will be named 12. For example, if you create a panel between panel 10 and panel 20, this panel will be named 15. However, when this option is enabled, panels inserted between two existing panels will be named using the number that is the average of the previous and next panels, rounded down.
When this option is disabled, if you create a panel between two existing panels, the new panel will be named based on the number of the previous panel + 1, and subsequent panels will be renamed to keep their numbers in sequence. The purpose of this option is to preserve panel numbers when inserting a panel between two existing panels. The Increment name by preference allows you to configure how new panels are numbered.įor example, if you enable this preference and set it to 10, which is its default value, panels in a new scene will be named 10, 20, 30, and so on when created in sequence. You can change this preference in the Global UI tab of the Preferences dialog.
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By setting this preference, you can make Storyboard Pro launch in a specific supported language regardless of the language of your operating system.
Until now, Storyboard Pro would launch in the language of your operating system if supported, or in English otherwise. Storyboard Pro currently supports English, Chinese (Simplified), Japanese and Spanish. It is now possible to select your preferred user interface language in the Preferences dialog.
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